Capital Receipt vs Revenue Receipt

An employee lost his 90% vision while discharging office duty. He is now not able to perform any kind of work. The company has offered him some lumpsum amount on humanitarian grounds so that he can complete his childerns education and other duties.

Whether that amount would be taxable or treated as capital Receipt?
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This discussion explores whether a lump sum payment offered by a company to an employee who lost 90% of their vision at work is considered a taxable revenue receipt or a non-taxable capital receipt. The payment is intended to help with the employee's child's education and other needs, as they can no longer work. While medical reimbursements are generally not taxable, the nature and justification of this specific payment under HR policies are key to determining its tax status.

If it is medical expenses reimbursement granted it's not taxable.But, the hr policies must be logical to justify his payment for medical policies.
Employer to employee payments covered under salary only

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